As a child growing up in the seventies, Wendy lived in northern Queensland, Australia. There were no computer games or expensive lifestyles. She and her brothers roamed freely through sugar cane paddocks on bicycles. She went to a small, country primary school of 60 children, drank fresh, warm milk straight from the cow (after it had been milked of course!) and ate seasonal tropical fruit and vegetables freshly picked from the family garden. For fun and entertainment she would play with the chooks and her pets and life was so very simple.

Now living in the Northern Rivers region of NSW, Wendy dedicates much of her time and energy to research, writing, and creating public awareness in an endeavour to develop a more conscious, ethical, community-minded and sustainable society.  Through her books she offers advice, hints, tips, valuable information, positive action, preventative measures, support, encouragement and most importantly the possibility of the enhancement of our lives in conjunction with the environment.

Her latest book Live For Free talks about every aspect of our lifestyle, showing us that, rather than spending or wasting our money, we do have a choice and we can do most things for free.  It gets back to basics, helps us blow away the debt and get off the never ending treadmill.  Growing up, her parents led by example how to be resourceful.  Money was tight and not having debt was a priority.  Living for free is not hard. We just have to learn how.

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